New Delhi [India], March 16 (ANI/SRV): Hitachi Rail has won the bid to deliver digital signalling for Phase 2 of the Chennai Metro Rail Project. The Rs 1,620 Cr (approx. USD 200 million USD) contract will see Hitachi Rail install its cutting-edge communication-based train control (CBTC) system combined with Automatic Train Operation (ATO), enabling services to run without a driver. The CBTC system automatically controls the train's traction and braking to continuously calculate optimum speed. The technology will allow trains to run at 90-second intervals, providing significant capacity as well as reliability on Phase 2 services. By installing Automatic Train Operation (ATO) technology, Phase 2 trains will be able to depart, run at optimum speeds, and brake automatically, without the need for a driver. The technology will boost safety and drive significant maintenance savings. The system will also use ATO technology at the depot, for the operation of doors, and for passenger informa
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Hitachi Rail has won the bid to deliver digital signalling for Phase 2 of the Chennai Metro Rail Project. The Rs 1,620 Cr (approx. USD 200 million USD) contract will see Hitachi Rail install its cutting-edge communication-based train control (CBTC) system combined with Automatic Train Operation (ATO), enabling services to run without a driver. Business News | Hitachi Rail STS a Bangalore-based Company Wins USD 200m Bid to Deliver Autonomous Digital Signalling for Chennai Metro.